Medically reviewed by Dr. Hootan Zandifar, MD, Medical Director, Regen Therapy MD (UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine). Educational information only — not medical advice; individual results vary.
Patients often ask whether NAD+ IV therapy or oral NAD+ supplements are better. Here's a physician's perspective on the difference and how to choose.
What it is
NAD+ can be supported through IV therapy (delivered directly to the bloodstream) or oral precursors (taken as supplements). Each has different availability and use cases.
Potential benefits patients pursue
- Understand IV vs. oral availability
- Know the practical trade-offs
- See how a physician chooses
- Set realistic expectations
How the program works
Every program at Regen Therapy MD is physician-directed by Dr. Hootan Zandifar and personalized — never a one-size template. The typical path is: an initial consultation, baseline lab work where indicated, a personalized protocol, and monitored follow-up to review your response.
Who it may be right for
Anyone comparing NAD+ options who wants a balanced, medically grounded answer.
Safety & physician oversight
Both approaches should be discussed with a physician, especially if you have health conditions or take medications.
Frequently asked questions
Is IV better than oral?
They serve different purposes; your physician helps you choose based on goals.
Can I do both?
Sometimes; this is individualized at consultation.
How often would I need IV?
Cadence is personalized.
How do I decide?
A consultation clarifies the best fit for you.
Book a consultation
A consultation helps you choose the right NAD+ approach. Contact Regen Therapy MD to schedule a physician consultation in Beverly Hills or Santa Monica.
This page is for general education and is not medical advice. All therapies are physician-directed and require an individual consultation, medical history, and appropriate lab work. Individual results vary.
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